WDBJ 7 news at 6 for 04/20/98

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On NEWS 7 at SIX tonight:
An overview of resident reaction to plans for a new High School in the Farmington area.
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And it's still on the drawing board, but we'll hear of possible new lottery games- -one looks like a credit card.[Sports-head]
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in sports, it's do or die for the Roanoke Express tonight; we will hear from the players on tonight's fifth and final game witth the Admirals,
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and Mike Stevens checks in from the Martinsville Speedway which turned out to be a Kodak moment. a recap of the Goody's 500 in sports
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After a beautiful day passing clouds tonight, with more on the way tomorrow afternoon. Weather details just ahead.[open]
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[County-school]

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It will literally change the landscape of a quiet south Roanoke County neighborhood.
Tomorrow night, residents will have a chance to tell county officials what they think about the chosen site for a new Roanoke County School.
Eric Earnhart tells us what they had to say this afternoon.
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(( From the air, it's an oasis of sorts in South Roanoke County, woods, green fields and a farm pond, bordered by upscale housing developments...
Some neighbors say the site, bordered by Farmington Drive, just off Route 221, is the wrong place to put a new school, espcially if the county condems and takes the land.

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((SAM COSNOTTI/NEIGHBOR; IT'S JUST THE IDEA OF IT, TO BE ABLE TO COME AND TAKE SOMEBODY'S LAND LIKE THIS.))

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((LISA COLLIN/NEIGHBOR; I THINK THERE'S TOO MUCH LAND IN THIS AREA THAT THEY COULD FIND A BETTER SITE FOR IT BESIDES PRACTICALLY IN THESE PEOPLE'S BACK YARD. )) [RUNS07]
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But Virginia Irvine says she'd rather live next door to school, than an apartment complex.

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((VIRGINIA IRVINE/NEIGHBOR; I THINK THAT IF IT'S DONE CORRECTLY, THAT IT COULD BE A VERY POSITIVE THING FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD DN FOR THE COMMUNITY, BUT LIKE I SAID, IF IT'S DONE IN THE RIGHT MANNER.)) [RUNS11]
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Meaning a buffer zone and appropraite landscaping... protecting residents and their property values.
[standup] Residents are also concerned that the roads in these neighborhoods aren't designed to handle the kind of traffic a thousand students would bring, and V-DOT says any road improvements wouldn't come until well after the school is built.

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((JEFF ECHOLS/VDOT; WE'D HAVE TO LOOK AT WHETHER OR NOT THE ROADS WOULD NEED TO BE IMPROVED AS PART OF THAT AND ADD IT TO WHAT IS CALLED THE SIX YEAR PLAN TO HAVE IMPROVEMENTS DONE TOO IT, WHICH IS A PROCESS THAT USUALLY TAKES A LITTLE BIT OF TIME.)) [RUNS12]
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Echols says the school project will NOT affect V-DOT's plans to widen another mile of 221 to five lanes.
Meanwhile back in the Farmington neighborhoods, residents are hoping for a large turnout at Tuesday's public hearing. They say if the project goes forward, they want to be involved from the beginning.
Eric Earnhart, News7. ))

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A stray cigarette may have been the cause of the fire where a toddler died in Bedford County yesterday.
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Two- year- old Victoria Parker's body was found in her father's burning mobile home near Big Island.
Her 5- year- old brother and uncle suffered burns fleeing the trailer.
The home belonged to John Lee, who had left his two children with his brother while he went to work.
Investigators say the blaze started in a recliner in the living room area.
The children's father told police he smoked a cigarette before leaving the house, but can't remember how he disposed of it.
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A plea agreement in a Lynchburg murder case could land a Maryland man in prison for sixty years.
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27- year- old Kenneth Lloyd Lawson pled guilty today to second degree murder, for stabbing Samuel J. York to death last fall.
The 72- year- old man was found dead in his apartment November 27th.
Lawson was arrested a week later, driving York's stolen car.
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((MIKE DOUCETTE/PROSECUTOR: GIVEN THE FACTS OF THE CASE, THIS WOULD PROBABLY BE THE DISPOSITION OF A JURY MAYBE 75 PERCENT OF THE TIME. CERTAINLY WE WERE GOING TO ARGUE FIRST DEGREE, DEFENSE WAS GOING TO ARGUE MANSLAUGHTER. BUT THIS FITS THE CRIME ITSELF, IT FITS THE FACTS, THE RANGE OF PUNISHMENT WILL COVER WHAT HAPPENED HERE.))
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Doucette says Lawson gave a variety of accounts of why he killed York that night.
He'll be sentenced in June.
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Just before Keith Neely went to prison to begin serving time for cocaine distribution and money laundering- -Neely says one of the principle witnesses against him handed him a letter admitting that much of his trial testimony had been "untrue."
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In federal court today Mike Giacolone took "the Fifth..." refusing to confirm that he "perjured" himself.
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((KEITH HUMPHRY/NEWS 7: I JUST WANT TO KNOW IF YOU EVER INTENDED TO RECANT YOUR TESTIMONY. WAS THAT YOUR INTENTION? ))

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Though he refused to confirm it in court OR outside, Giacolone's letter cites five specific things he said under oath that were UNtrue.
F-B-I Agent Jerry Fayed says Giacolone had provided information to police even before he started to cooperate in 1990.
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((TO THE BEST OF OUR KNOWLEDGE WHAT MR. GIACOLONE TOLD US IN THE EARLY STAGES WAS THE TRUTH. HE CAME TO THE TRIAL AND BACKED UP. HE HAD AMNESIA WHEN HE GOT TO TRIAL, BUT PRIOR TO THAT HE HAD GIVEN A LOT OF DETAILED INFORMATION THAT INCRIMINATED NEELY. ))
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The judge hasn't decided whether to grant to former Christiansburg attorney a new trial.[Tease#1]
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Coming up,
Roanoke residents will be shelling out some extra money for their water and sewer.
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And
The face of the Virginia Lottery is changing. We'll take a look at the forces shaping this change.
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Roanoke City Manager Bob Herbert is proposing a budget that maintains services without an increase in any tax rates.
But the plan does include a hike in water and sewer rates.
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Joe Dashiell is in the newsroom with highlights of the 168- million dollar spending plan.
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Keith, Herbert is proposing a four and half percent increase in spending during the next fiscal year... that he says will maintain services, improve neighborhoods, provide for pay raises and fully fund the school budget.
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((Local revenues are expected to rise by more than seven million dollars, but with much of that money earmarked for specific projects, or contingent upon a local match... Herbert says the budget was tight.
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((IF YOU EXCLUDE THE MONEY THAT WAS DEDICATED TOTALLY FOR PROGRAMS LIKE NEW JAIL POSITIONS, NEW SOCIAL SERVICES POSITIONS, MANDATED PROGRAMS ON HIGHWAYS AND EVERYTHING ELSE, WE HAD VERY LITTLE FLEXIBILITY IN THE OPERATING BUDGET, IN REALITY A TWO AND A HALF PERCENT INCREASE IN REVENUES.)) [RUNS15]
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The spending plan does include an average four percent pay raise for city employees, initial funding for improvements to Victory Stadium, and the city's share of the Higher Education Center that will be built in the old Norfolk Southern building.
And Herbert says he was especially pleased to be able to fund the school board's budget request.
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((BOB HERBERT/ROANOKE CITY MANAGER: THE SCHOOL BOARD HAS BEEN VERY RESPONSIBLE. THEY HAVE SET THEIR PRIORITIES AND THE SUPERINTENDENT AND THE SCHOOL BOARD ARE GOING TO GET FULLY FUNDED THEIR BASIC BUDGET, SO I DON'T BELIEVE THERE ARE MANY SCHOOL SYSTEMS OUT IN WESTERN VIRGINIA WHO ARE GOING TO BE ABLE TO SAY THAT.)) [RUNS15]
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The budget proposal doesn't include any tax rate increases, but the city manager is proposing a five percent increase in water and sewer rates effective in August.
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Keith, the city will hold a public hearing on the budget proposal April 30th at the Roanoke Civic Center.

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The Baptist Ministers Conference of Roanoke supported Bill White when he first ran for city council eight years ago, and today the group urged its congregations to support him again.
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The association represents more than 75 churches in the area. Today, leaders of the group held a news conference at Hill Street Baptist Church to announce their endorsement.
White sought their support and says it is important n his bid for re-election.
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((BILL WHITE/ROANOKE CITY COUNCIL: I FEEL REALLY GOOD THAT THESE PEOPLE, THESE MINISTERS SUPPORTED ME BACK IN 1990, REVERND ROBINSON WHO IS THE PRESIDENT HELPED ME IN THAT INITIAL CAMPAIGN AND I STILL HAVE THEIR SUPPORT.)) ((REV. SAMUEL ROBINSON/BAPTIST MINISTERS' CONFERENCE: AND WE'RE IN A PIVOTAL YEAR AS I WOULD SEE IT AND WE NEED SOMEONE LIKE MR. WHITE TO CARRY US INTO THE YEAR 2000.))
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White is one of seven candidates vying for three seats on city council in the May election.[Medeco]

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A local business with nationwide sales is about to get an international owner.
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A Swedish company will take over Salem's Medeco Security Locks next year -- if regulators approve the sale.
Medeco is currently owned by a company in Batesville, Indiana.
Neither Medeco nor its parent company knows what the sale will mean for the nearly 300-people who work at the Salem factory.
The company buying Medeco, Assa Abloy, is a world leader in making high-security locks.

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The blue chips were giving some back on the stock market today. [TAKE DOW & NASDAQ PAGE ]
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The Dow was down 26 points, closing at 91-hundred-42.
NASDAQ was up 21 points.

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Touch a computer screen to scratch your lottery ticket.
Play the ponies in a computerized race.
Buy a lottery ticket for as cheap as a quarter.
They're all actual ideas Virginia Lottery officials are batting around to hook more players.
Ellen Qualls tells us how they go about it.
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(([sot focus group 19:11:36 scratching]
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The Virginia Lottery knows players who scratch to win are always itching for a new game.
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((IT HAS MORE CHANCES FOR YOU TO WIN. IT HAS 8 VERSUS 6 HERE.)) [runs:03]
This is an actual focus group in Richmond, testing new games you may see in the next year.
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((I LIKE THE DESIGN AND I LIKE THE WAY IT PLAYS.)) [RUNS:04]

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((PAUL LOUDERMAN/LOTTERY MARKETING DIRECTOR: OUR RESEARCH HAS SHOWN THAT WE'RE REACHING OUT TO NEWER PLAYERS. WE'RE NOT GOING DEEPER INTO SOMEBODY'S POCKET. WE REALLY TRULY WANT TO SPREAD THE BASE OUT A LITTLE MORE-- SO THAT WE DON'T DECLINE.)) [runs:10]
Here's the Lottery staff going over results for a game they might call "gold card."
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((GOLD CARD--A NUMBER OF PEOPLE COMPARED IT TO A GOLD CREDIT CARD. SO WE COULD MAYBE CHANGE THE GRAPHICS ON THIS, ROUND THE EDGES, CHANGE THE FONT TO MAKE IT LOOK LIKE A CREDIT CARD.)) [runs:13]

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((PAUL LOUDERMAN/LOTTERY MARKETING DIRECTOR: WE'RE FUN. WE'RE ENTERTAINMENT. WE'RE NOTHING MORE. HAVE A CHANCE, SPEND A DOLLAR, WIN SOME MONEY. GIVE SOME MONEY BACK TO THE STATE.)) [runs:09]
It is the Lottery's mandate to make money for the state-- more than 300 million dollars a year now.
But when does it go too far?
The touch screen paperless ticket idea's turned off even the top guy.
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((GOV. JIM GILMORE: I DON'T LIKE THE IDEA OF PAPERLESS MACHINES THAT LOOK AND ACT A LOT LIKE SLOT MACHINES.)) [RUNS:]

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((GOV. JIM GILMORE: AND I DON'T LIKE THAT APPROACH. I DISAPPROVE OF THAT APPROACH.)) [RUNS:05]

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((PAUL LOUDERMAN/LOTTERY MARKETING DIRECTOR: THE REVEREND FALWELL AND PAT ROBERTSON, THEY'RE WONDERFUL PEOPLE. AND BELIEVE ME, IN OTHER STATES THAT I'VE WORKED, THERE ARE PEOPLE JUST LIKE THAT WHO ARE THERE MAKING SURE THAT YOU'RE DOING THE GOOD JOB AND YOU'RE NOT STRAYING ACROSS THE LINE.)) [runs:14]
But even if Governor Gilmore thinks the Lottery's crossing the line-- he's left the paperless game idea in the budget.

Ellen Qualls, News 7.))[Sports tease]

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Mike Stevens will recap a picture perfect day for Kodak driver Bobby hamilton at the Goody's 500, they were also racing in the Boston Marathon,
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and Hampton Roads goalie Sebastian Charpentier and the Hampton Roads Admirals are ina race for their playoffs lives with Roanoke. words from tthe Express to come.

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Bobby Hamilton was a day late but certainly not a dollar short as he led 378 laps of today's Goody's 500 to pocket more than a quarter of a million dollars.
Mike Steves has more on this Kodak moment.
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One team will advance tto the Northern Conference champioship; the other will hand up the blades. Tonight; the fifth and deciding game of the kelly Cup playoff serond round series bettween Roanoke and Hampton Roads at the Round House.
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The Admirals, who practiced this morning; won two straight in Norfolk to tie the series at 2 apiece. Rattling Hampton goalie Sebastian Charpentier will be one of many keys.
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ACC baksetball powerhouse Clemson introduced Larry Shyatt as the Tigers new mens basketball coach today.
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He comes from Wyoming after spending only one season there. he already dawns the colors and spiirt of the Thigers.
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Roanoke organizers say planning for the Dave Matthews Band concert was, for the most part, a success.
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Jean Jadhon has a preview of what officials made of this past weekend and what it could mean.
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Keith, officials say the effort put forth this weekend showed what regionalism can do for the Valley.
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((BOB HERBERT/ROANOKE CITY MANAGER; AND THE COOPERATION WE RECEIVED FROM ROANOKE COUNTY AND SALEM ON THIS PARTICULAR PROJECT OUGHT TO BE A STANDARD ABOUT HOW WE CAN DO BUSINESS AND HAVE MAJOR CONCERTS OR MAJOR ACTIVITIES HERE IN THE CITY.))
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Herbert says there may be plans in the works for another event sometime in the summer.
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We'll have the story, plus all the latest news, weather, and sports tonight on News 7 at 11--Keith?

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